MAD MONEY WEEKEND RECAP
Who's hot? Who's not? The bulls and bears are everywhere this week in our ESDBS Mad Money review.

"Trojans are still very popular amongst college students. I say buy more!"
Stranko's Buys:
Alabama: I know Shula is still the coach, but I didn't think they were going to sniff the top 25 this year. Even if they lose this weekend, they've exceeded my expectations.
Michigan State: They make the buy list again as they their offense continues to roll. Drew Stanton is for real.
Texas Tech: With great reluctance and trepidation I'm high on the Red Raiders. I can't believe that 4 weeks into a college football season they haven't played anyone yet. It is a shame...
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If you had stock in SEC receivers, you are one po’ boy now. I thought only Bama players were dropping perfect passes until I witnessed that godawful display last night. Somebody needs to teach these guys how to catch. I’m buying Vanderbilt. ‘Dores win it all in ’05! Leinart’s got nothing on Cutler’s golden arm.
by Newspaper Hack on Sep 27, 2005 12:16 PM EDT reply actions
Carr-tastrophe started a while ago, and this year, the global warming has given it the additional energy it has needed to become a disaster.
I actually said to someone last night, “Do you think Norm Chow would coach Michigan?” I’d love that.
by Joey on Sep 27, 2005 1:31 PM EDT reply actions
Norm Chow will not coach at Michigan as long as Bo is alive. You know it will be another “Michigan Man.”
by Bill on Sep 27, 2005 2:13 PM EDT reply actions
Yes, that’s true. And that’s why I figure it will get worse before it gets better.
by Joey on Sep 27, 2005 2:20 PM EDT reply actions
Sell whatever Ole Miss stock you had. Mind you, any sane fan would have known that this is a “rebuilding” year, but the O hype machine got in too much of a gear for people to rationally evaluate a team with a receiving corps that can’t catch and a QB corps whose only proven starter is holding a clipboard.
by Chris Lawrence on Sep 27, 2005 3:03 PM EDT reply actions
When Ole Miss misses a bowl this year, Orgeron should challenege any BCS coach to a fist fight at halftime of the Rose Bowl. I’d buy that on pay per view. Imagine him strangling Jim Tressel with his own tie or punching Phil Fulmer in the man boob. Shit, I might pay Orgeron to fight Lloyd Carr.
by Joey on Sep 27, 2005 3:45 PM EDT reply actions
Better yet, make it a coaching Battle Royal: 20 coaches in the ring and if you get tossed over the ropes you are eliminated. The only question is, who would be the last one(or few) left with EO?
Well, the fatties (Mangino, Friedgen) have a shot simply because of the difficulty of getting them over the ropes. But on toughness I can’t think of many – maybe Paul Teutel, Sr.(Pat Hill), head coach of Fresno State.
by Kanu on Sep 27, 2005 4:41 PM EDT reply actions
Arizona State is USC’s last true road block to a second straight BCS title, and they’re no Oregon. The Trojan defense has not seen an offense this talented yet and may not this season.
by Scott Cunningham on Sep 27, 2005 8:36 PM EDT reply actions
I dunno. I don’t want USC in the NC, but I see Saturday as USC, 63 – ASU, 56.
Like an old-timey Wacky WAC game.
by Newspaper Hack on Sep 28, 2005 1:02 AM EDT reply actions
“That was a tougher game than this one will be for the Cyclones, wholl embarrass Genius Coach Bill Callahan in front of the increasingly-less-faithful in Lincoln. Looking forward to Callahan smirking at his players following the third pick of the day on third and short.”
Orson – Tsk. Tsk. Everyone knows that you wait and sell THIS week.
by Joe on Oct 2, 2005 11:20 PM EDT reply actions

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